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  <dc:title>To Elizabeth Montagu from Peterhead</dc:title>
  <dc:description>He refers to money Mrs Montagu sent for Mrs Arbuthnot . Her gratitude to Mrs Montagu. No need for money for medical attention since Laing will take no fee from her or Beattie.  Laing is writing a pamphelet on Peterhead at Beattie's desire. Beattie hopes he will get some money by it, and Beattie hopes to be able to help with education of his children. Laing was a great favourite of James Hay Beattie. Beattie does not want to censure the whole French nation, but the faction that tyrannizes there is savage. A shocking subject. </dc:description>
  <dc:date>15 October 1792</dc:date>
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